Q.1) Answer (c) Q.2) Answer (c) Q.3) Answer (b) Q.4) Answer (b) Q.5) Answer: (a) Q.6) Answer (c) Q.7) Answer (c) Q.8) Answer (b) Q.9) Answer (b) Q.10) Answer (d) Q.11) Answer (c) Q.12) Answer (b) Q.13) Answer (d) Q.14) Answer (b) Q.15) Answer (c) Q.16) Answer (b) Q.17) Answer (c) Q.18) Answer (a) World […]
Q.36) Answer (c) The policy involves procurement of various food grains, stock and price levels. Q.37) Answer (c) Maharashtra produces 52% of total production of Jowar in India. Groundnut production is maximum in Gujarat not in AP. Maize production is highest in Karnataka, not in Andhra Pradesh and Rajasthan has the maximum cultivable waste land
Q.21) Answer (d) The concept of the inclusive growth is based on both economic and social empowerment of ordinary and under privileged individuals. Thus all the statement are correct. Q.22) Answer (a) To reap the benefits of demographic dividend, skills have to be developed because a relatively larger portion of population fall under the category
Q.1) Answer (a) Q.2) Answer (c) Q.3) Answer (b) Planning Commission is not a constitutional body. There is no Minister of Planning in the Council of Ministers. The draft plan is prepared by Planning Commission. Q.4) Answer (b) Q.5) Answer (c) The co-existence of public sector along with private sector is called mixed economy. Industrial
Q.1) The Nehru Report was finalized in ——- a) May 1928 b) June 1928 c) August 1928 d) October 1928 Q.2) Who brought out a daily called new India a) G.B.Tilak b) Gandhi c) Annie Besant d) Bahadur Sapru Q.3) Which was the shortest session of the congress? a) Belgam b) Bankipore c) Haripura d)
Q.1) Which party decided to carry on the quit India movement in the absence of the congress a) Congress socialist Party b) Indian Liberal Party c) Indian labour Union d) Swantra Party Q.2) The leader of the congress socialist party who played a key role in the quit India movement a) Jaya Prakash Narayanan b)
This is the eighth test for KAS Prelims 2020. The test is based on the syllabus provided as per the schedule or in the time table. The test is free and anyone can attempt. Q.1) Where were universities established in Calcutta, Madras and Bombay? a) 1854 b) 1857 c) 1855 d) 1856 Q.2) Who wrote
Q.31) Answer (d) Cases that are pending in regular courts can be transferred to a Lok Adalat if both the parties agree. These are usually presided over by retired judges, social Activists, or other members of the legal profession. Lok Adalats can deal with any matter falling within the jurisdiction of civil, criminal etc. Q.32)
Q.16) Answer(d) There are 21 High Courts in India. Six (Bombay, Calcutta, Guwahati, Kerala, Madras and Punjab and Haryana High Court) of them have jurisdiction over more than one state. National Capital Territory of Delhi has High Court of its own. Q.17) Answer (b) The salaries and allowances of the Judges of the HC are
Click here to attempt the test for free Q.1) Answer (c) According to 73rd Amendment Act, three-tier system of Panchayats exists: Village level, District Panchayat at the district level, the intermediate Panchayat which stands between the village and District Panchayats in the States where the population is above 20 Lakhs. Q.2) Answer (a) Panchayati Raj